Yuhfhrh
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Exactly this. Uploads should be a lot better on the 40MHz (or higher) channel, even with the current TDD configuration. This is why standalone NR should be iimportant for Sprint.
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Is this what Sprint is also doing? Or do we know yet?
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Verizon also is showing pretty low upload speeds on 5G. Are they both just aggregating NR on an LTE carrier?
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Verizon won't let the cellular band leave its hands.
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Verizon EVDO roaming now?
Yuhfhrh replied to Wireless Junkie's topic in Network, Network Vision/LTE Deployment
I don't think Verizon every charged more for EVDO, Sprint just preferred everyone on 1X so they wouldn't use as much data. -
Too bad it's T-Mobile service only.
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It's too early for Note 6 rumors. We will not have 8gb memory phones in 2016, somebody just made this up on a whim.
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How do other prepaid carriers and their postpaid counterparts compare?
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I'm guessing a 2 year contract required for the tablet, like similar deals in the past.
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What you do with your phone is a drop of water in an ocean. You aren't going to skew any of Sprint's data one way or another. Sprint's engineers know about the propagation effects of cell phone cases, and have an idea about how many people use them.
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Is this a trick question?
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This new $50 plan is perfect for those who could only get service from Clearwire before.
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Wasn't a serious suggestion, I just sympathize with Sprint.
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Sprint should "accidentally" shut off wimax anyway and the next day bring it back, but at minimum power. When they complain about spotty service, troll the trolls and say wimax doesn't penetrate paper bags or something, and that they should have moved to LTE a couple years ago.
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This is stupid, they already had so much time to transition to LTE. There is not a single reason Sprint should be forced to keep wimax up. I can't believe this.
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Since all Sprint devices are going to sport B4/B12, and the equipment is already deployed, might as well keep it up and shoot for being the dominant player in the area. Either way, I don't see this merger happening any time soon with either T-Mobile or Sprint no matter how much we wish it.
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HD Sprint Coverage Maps
Yuhfhrh replied to Yuhfhrh's topic in Network, Network Vision/LTE Deployment
Added a Clearwire Map for archival purposes. I wish I had more time to stitch together a higher resolution map, but at least it's something. -
Ringplus is doing the 1K min/text/data one last time, today and tomorrow 2-5 Central time. If you have an old WiMax device laying around, here's a chance to get it activated and watch the Wimax shutdown. My Nexus S 4G is getting another go.
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I agree completely, I'm just saying that's probably the reason why Samsung removed them.
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They probably did think too many options was complicated. Samsung has gone mainstream, trying to make sure their phones can be used by the least common denominator.
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The 700 requirements have nothing to do with device throughput, rather it states any device capable of being on the network must be allowed. If company XYZ makes a phone and gets Band 13 FCC approval, Verizon must be willing to activate it. Its not about what speed Verizon must provide, or what price Verizon should charge.
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I don't think the G2 will support a CSIM, but you could always try.
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I'm concerned this is just another step towards a radically different Internet. I prefer everything to be neutral.
